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Describe the PR
This is more like a suggestion and gathering feedback. It theoretically works and we could just use it during release.
There is one script (
release-notes-generate.sh
) which will (re-)generate the merged pull requests, dependency updates and stats sections. This is already integrated intodo-release.sh
, so that these sections are updated at release time at the latest.However, I'd like to have the release notes always up to date and represent the current state of the repository at any time - and not just during a release.
I've therefore added
release-notes-add-pr.sh
, which can be run manually and which will add a new item under "merged pull requests". That might be useful when merging a PR.I've also shortly experimented with generating the "Fixed issues" section - to generate a basic list is easy. But I guess, this needs to be updated manually.
Related issues
Ready?
./mvnw clean verify
passes (checked automatically by github actions)